According to 9to5Mac with reference to some reliable sources, Apple is planning to announce Apple Watch 2 in March 2016. They say this may happen along with introducing iPhone6c with a 4-inch display. Masterforex-V Academy says there are too many rumors about iPhone 6c. If to believe some of those rumors, the device is going to get the next generation CPU which is A9. At the same time, it will support Apple Pay and is expected to cost $499.
At the same time, other sources report that Apple is going to start the test production of Apple TV 5 in late December. This is confirmed by several Taiwanese distributors. The Hi-Tech department of Masterforex-V Academy previously reported that Apple TV 4 was launched in September. The device enjoys a the A8 64-bit processor, a flash module 32/64Gb, Bluetooth 4.0 + Wi-Fi 802.11ac with MIMO, such interfaces as HDMI 1.4 and USB-C as well as a remote control with a touchscreen, accelerometer and gyroscope.
For now, it is reported that the next-generation Apple TV 5 is going to boast an even more powerful processor, which will require extra cooling technology. Insiders say Apple TV 5 is going to be manufactured by Quanta Computer while the new device is expected to come into market in Q1 2016 along with mass production. The expected Apple TV 5 shipment volume for 2016 is some 20 million units.
On top of that, Apple is going to improve Apple Music to let the user have even more cloud space to store their favorite music. This means that iTunes Match and Apple Music users will be allowed to upload to their cloud up to 100 000 music tracks. For now, he limit is 25 000 units. If that’s the case, Apple Music cloud storage will be twice as big as the one of Google Play Music, though the latter is free while iTunes Match and Apple Music users will have to pay $24,99 and $9,99 a year respectively. Another thing to keep in mind is that iCloud is currently one of the most unreliable elements of Apple Music. For instance, sometimes the service fails to match the offline and online libraries.
As for Apple’s stock, AAPL lost 0.63% to find the local bottom at $118,28 per share. This is confirmed by the chart below, courtesy of Masterforex-V Academy.
